Furthermore, from Hegel onwards, the critics of romantic philosophy have typically favored sweeping claims and totalizing rejections rather than careful analysis of particular contributions and arguments.
It is, on paper, a deep roster favored to claim another title in a weak division.
What you mostly get, instead, is slavery-is-freedom claims that reform actually empowers the bad guys: for example, that regulating too-big-and-complex-to-fail institutions is somehow doing wheeler-dealers a favor, claims belied by the desperate efforts of such institutions to avoid the "systemically important" designation.
The idea itself isn't revolutionary, but Favor claims to be the first on-demand service to become profitable.
He was favored to claim one of two spots in the 1,500-meter 1,500-meterbut struggled to freestyleace.
Brinkley believes Edison is favored to claim the No. 1 spot again.
Corporations triumph in most of the disputes that are made public, with two-thirds of tribunal decisions favoring their claims, according to the U.N. scorecard.
new york times Soccer Case Highlights Differences Between U.S. and English Bankruptcy Law | A British judge found that a rule favoring the claims of a soccer team's players and its league did not violate English bankruptcy law, writes Stephen J. Lubben, DealBook's In Debt columnist.
Some lawyers who favor the claims process say they fear that trial lawyers, who are often criticized as fostering suits to collect large fees, could provoke new restrictions on their profession if they are aggressive at a time of national crisis.
In this situation, it may seem appropriate to favor the claims of younger women, who may have undergone premature menopause, or may have suffered from fertility-affecting cancer, or may suffer from a genetic condition that they do not wish to pass on.
